Roundboy
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join:2000-10-04
Drexel Hill, PA
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in reality.. how does this affect us ?
The 'closed' I2 can transfer speeds VERY high in controlled conditions.
when its "Cable Co provides transfer of ...."
then i sit up
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Count Hogula3
John Forged Kerry
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join:2004-07-10
Corona, CA | Amen...no one cares. |
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yabos
join:2003-02-16
Ingersoll, ON | reply to Roundboy
Well, it's obviously important because eventually this technology will filter down to the public Internet when it becomes cost effective. |
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mrchris
We don't miss you Bush
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join:2002-10-01
North Babylon, NY | reply to Roundboy
Same, who cares |
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Count Hogula3
John Forged Kerry
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join:2004-07-10
Corona, CA
| reply to yabos
said by yabos  :
Well, it's obviously important because eventually this technology will filter down to the public Internet when it becomes cost effective.
Yeah, in the year 9 million.
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Estragon
join:2003-06-20
Greenville, NH
 ·Fairpoint Communic..
·MV Communications,..
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So, when will 56K modem speeds filter down to me?  :(:(
(Posting at 24.0K today) :(:(
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nerdling301
join:2004-01-12
Brookline, MA | ok you're sad we get it!
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Anonymous_
Anonymous
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join:2004-06-21
127.0.0.1
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·Time Warner Cable
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why would i need 6.63 Gigabits per Second
my 4.8mbps is just as good pages would load @ the same time as the 6.63Gbps. it would bacuse the Server dose not have the same speed as the 6.63Gbps speed so it would take the server 6.63 gbps too for it to load faster |
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B777300
join:2002-01-02 | reply to Roundboy
Indeed who cares.. If this was something like 10 GB/s THEN i would care.
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1234test
@bowne.com
| They did transfer 10GB/s but the overhead of IP does not allow one to utilized the full 10GB/s for user data. The limitations are the end-machines adapters and not Internet2 backbone.
Next, it does effect you indirectly since the traffic utilitzed by the Internet2 community is not being use on the regular Internet. So all those students and professors on-campus are transferring data without effecting our bandwidth depending on the particular institution's policy for their Internet2 traffic. I see the cable traffic pattern change in my area when the off-campus students arrive for school. |
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